Estimate: 5.000 EURPoland. Free city of Danzig.
John II Casimir.
3 Ducat with dies of an 18 Ort. 1654.
VF +
738
Estimate: 800 EURNorway. Under Danish rule.
Christian V. Speciedaler.
1672.
NGC graded. VF 30 
736
Estimate: 500 EURGerman states.
Nürnberg.
Under Swedish rule. Gustav II Adolph.
Ducat. 1632. XF.
537
Estimate: 220 EURArendrijksdaalder.
De Drie steden. 1586.
NGC graded. AU 55 
43
Estimate: 500 EUR3 Gulden.
Willem I. 1818 U. XF +
207
Estimate: 40 EURMexico. Republic.
Peso. 1909 Mo GV.
NGC graded. MS 62 
792
Estimate: 100 EURRussia.
Alexander III. 
Rouble. 1892.
XF
742
Estimate: 130 EURGerman states.
Saxony. Albertine line.
Reichsthaler - Assumption of the Vicariat upon
death of Emperor Ferdinand III.
1657. VF - 
561
Estimate: 1.600 EURGreat Britain.
George II.
2 Guineas. 1738.
VF +.
694
Estimate: 400 EURFrance.
Charles VI.
Ecu d'or.
ND (1411). VF +. 
645
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Numismatica Centroeuropaea Conference in Legnica

On 16-19 September 2025, the eight Numismatica Centroeuropaea Conference will take Place in Legnica, Poland.  The topic is “Domini naturales – on the 350th anniversary of the extinction of the Piast dynasty. Money of the Dynasties.” A dedicated webpage with up-to-date information on the conference is now available.

Piast Castle in Legnica. The 350th anniversary of the Piast Dynasty's extinction (1675) is marked by the conference and reflected by the conference topic “Money of the Dynasties”. Photo Sławomir Milejski / CC BY-SA 3.0 pl.

Piast Castle in Legnica. The 350th anniversary of the Piast Dynasty’s extinction (1675) is marked by the conference and reflected by the conference topic “Money of the Dynasties”. Photo Sławomir Milejski / CC BY-SA 3.0 pl.

This is the eighth edition of an international academic conference on coinage and monetary history of Central Europe. Previous editions were held in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. Currently organised by the Copper Museum in Legnica, it is scheduled for 16-19 September 2025. Conference marks the 350th anniversary of the Piast Dynasty’s extinction (1675) and the 1000th anniversary of Boleslaus I the Brave’s Coronation (1025). Both of these dates tie together nearly 700 years of the Piast minting tradition. The NC8 conference will be particularly devoted to dynastic coinages in Europe.

The conference proceedings will be published in the series “Sources and Materials for the History of Legnica and the Duchy of Legnica”.

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